Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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195 Oct 9, liHen L Williams, i?oor house account . 33 85 190 Oct 9, J C 1' Jeter, trial justice salary. J (i 95 197 Oct 9, Jeff Oregory, trial justice constable accouut 45 10 198 Oct 9, A H Aughtrj, J trial justico salary, 18 75 199 Oct 9, W T Jeter, $ trial justice salary, 18 75 2JO Oct 9, L> Johnson, J trial justico salary, 95 00 201 Oct 9, F R Cudd, J trial justice salary 18 75 2)2 Oct 9, F R Cudd, trial justice tr. 204 Oct 9, Jesse Bailey, trial justice constable account 1*2 05 211 Oct 9, Dr Henry L Ileaty, post morioui cxamination2 cases 10 85 205 Oct 9, J (J Auglitry, trial justice coustable 19 80 204 Oct 13, W W llugbcs, Auditor's salary 300 00 207 Oct 13,Munro, & Culp, post mortem examination coroner's inquest, 38 25 208 Oct 10, J C 1' Jeter, trial justice account, 24 83 209 Oct 18, C W Jeter, trial justice cou -13 74 210 Oct 18, Anthony Johnson, ferryman, l'acolct 70 (!<>? 211 'Oct 23 \Y II S Harris, trial justice J salary, 18 75 212 Oct 2G, Berry Jerry, fcrr3'uinu (Tucker's), 51 00 213 Oct 20, Walker, Evans & Cogswell, stationery 8 50 4 Oct 27, James Munro.clerk's fees,.. G5 00 5 Oct 29, J II Johnson, trial justice constable, 23 00 215 Oct 30, J II Fowler, trial justico constable, 23 50 ?>17iL-i:tn t i <??. i-,ni account as coroner, 8 50 218 Oot 30, R M Stokes, advertising... 107 (JO a 2j?> .? 'i j u Aughlry, trial justice constable, 3 30 220 Oct 30, A II Aughtry, removing raft 12 50 ; 221 Oct 30, J F Norman, | mortem examination coroner's inquest 3 40 222 Oct 31, Foster & Wilkins, road and bridge supplies, 74 72 1 223 Oct 31, Koberaon & Urimball, sup- , plies for beneficiary, 3 75 224 Oct 31, It Macbeth,sheriff's annual account, 121 08 255 Oct 31, It Macbeth, dieting prisoners, October, 100 35 220 Oct 31, \V J Nance, trial justice con- ' stable account, 6 05 ' 2*27 Oct 31, Jas McSwaiu, trial justice ( constable accouut, 3 40 | 228 Oct 31, R F llriggs, trial justice ( constable accouut, 43 30 ' 220 Oct 31, C 15 15obo, trial justicu j salary 18 75 230Oct31,W It Sims, trial justice constable, 7 75 j 231 Oct 31, W J Moorhcad, trial justice coustablc 7 25 ^ 232 Oct 31, N'imrod Smith, trial justice I constable, C 5" 1 233 < tot 31, K Nicholson, lumber for bridge 131 25 231 > 'ct 31, Foster & Wilkins, freight on poor house lumber 25 70 j 235 Nov 1, A II Foster, lumber and freight on same, for bridge, 300 00 23ti Nov 1, K It Wallace, President National Rank,draft for bridge irons, 248 11 Total, ?7R>0 GO , Tin1 Board would also stale, (hat during the year 18S:{, besides the amount of bridge repairs mated in the foregoing transcript from the File Book, after legal notice, they let out to contract two other heavy jobs of bridge repairs to the lowest bidders : First, on the Gist bridge, on Tyger river, for !?47ti, and tho Briggs bridge, also on Tyger river, for S-r?Hf), upon which the board has advanced, for labor and matcriul, | t$T! 1.2">. Also, a contract was made with S. L. I'ryor and Mr. Mabry for building a bridge over I'acolet river, at (Srindal Shoals,amounting to S2,S-lo,(?l?nine hundred dollars of which i has been paid in advance, for material and labor. I Also, a contract with \V 1> Trcxlcr to build four double framed cabins, for tho paupers at the < poor house, for on which they have ad- i v&nced, for material an 1 labor, * 'The bridge at Grindal Shoals,on I'acolet river, is completed and is one of the best bridges in the ; State, anil givos great satisfaction to the people of that section of the county. The Brigg* i bridge, on Tyger river, is also completed and we I think it is a substantial one. Our aim has been : to secure good, pesmanont work ou the bridges i at as reasonable prices as such work could be ' taineil. Bespcctfully submitted, C. 0. SARTOR, 1 Chairman B. C. C. U. ('. 1 C. GAOK, Clerk. A T\TUTTVTemT> ? monio iTAmrrin niiiUixiiOlAAlUXV 3 i\UX!UXi. A 1.1. persona having clniins against theestatc of <'lough Itishop, deceased, arc hereby not itic<l to present tlicm fo mo, properly attest* oil. at once; ami all indebted tosaid estate muot make payiucnt itninediatcly. W. T. LITTI.KJOHN, Adm'r estate Clougli Bisli op. Feb 8 r, 4t* REGISTRATION NOTICE. rnilB Hooka for Kcgi.stration will he open at JL the Treasurer'soffice, next door west of the Timks offico, at I'niont'. II . on tho first Monday in each month until tho 301 h day of June next, at which time they will close until after the next (ieneral Election. All who have arrived at tho ageof'Jl years since the last (ieneral Flection, or who may arrive at that age on or before the 30th, <>f Juno noxt, must call and get certificates of i|ualilicalioit. otherwise they cannot vote.? Transfers will also he given and received from one precinct to another if desired. No certificate I will he renewed only on the surrender of the j old one. February Ith. IHS4. TIIOM \S COM Fit. Supervisor Uegistrulion U. Feb H (> It ATTENTIiHi HOUSEKEEPERS! Canned Okra an 1 Tomatoes, (for soup). Canned Tomalocs, Corn, 1'cAclies, | I'itio Apples, (slice I mi l grated 1, I'.art let t I'ears, (a rare delicacy), j Salmon, Frosh Mackerel, Sardines, Vickies, (plain and Cliow-Cliow, j Salad (?il, (ielatiue. Corn Slarcli, Maccaroni, cle., etc., ! ? at ? j. c. iiuntki: v co s. If. I I HMOS FAR> 1 It almost invariably does, but last to make up lor what was lost, DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SI ? AT GREAT SA These Cjroods >lus of Co So, Anything you want in the Dry a little mc DEPART The sale will commence on Mon is now limited, goods will be almos Feb 8 A SPLENDID OFFER ! cElrc Torciit, dr'orgc and Tarm _ WITH ? ? TIIE UNION TIMES ? Say FOR $2.25. IjlOHEST, FORGE AND FARM is a 10-page . journal published at Albany, N. V. All sportsmen find interest in .-ending it, because Forest, Forge and Firm pays special attentiou to the care and use of guns ; bccauso its features include practical articles concerning the mauus facture of firearms, an 1 it furnishes reliable reports of llio principal matches and the more important practice scores. Farmers real Forest Forge and Farm with pleasure ami profit, because it has a strong aud spicy Agricultural Department edited by alitor* sughly practical agi iculturalist. Mechanics of every department of industry find in each issue of Forest, Forge and Farm a j large fund of valuable information and suggesiion on topics in which they are specially interested. Its general literary and miscellaneous features ind handsome typography combine to make Fonst, Forge and Farm a desirable visitor iu I uvery Americau home. Ita regular subscription price is $1.(1(1 per year, but we will furnish Tut: Union T(mi:s, together with Forest, Forge and Farm, (o any of our readers for $2.25 per year. T.lfll.V nfnnr ,I..I !I ...I Ill pay up their arrears >i11> 1 one year's subscription in advance, we will present Forest, Fur ye mi/ Farm lor one year as .V GIFT, i bis is a liberal oiler nn<l those of our readers whom it concerns should hasten to cancel their indebtedness. l'ebl If ?15 THE ? AMERICAN FARMER. Established in 1819, and for moro than a Third of a Century undor tho samo Management. Devoted to Farming, Stock Raising, Fruit ( rowing, .Market Hardening, the Dairy, Poultry Yard, etc., etc. Special attention is paid to Fertilizers and Manures,, including those of commerce and the farm. Reports of Representative Farmers' Clubs arc a notable feature of its issues. There is a Homo Dcnnrtineilt. with charm ing reading and practical suggestions tor (he ladies of the farm and household. The most competent, successful and experienced men and women have chargo of the several departments. No Farmer in die Atlantic States, from 'telaware to (icorgia. can afford to Lr without this old and reliable adviser and guide on farm work. Tiib Amkuioan F.ihmkii is published twice very month, (on the 1st and 15th). it is beautifully printed on line white paper in clear type. 51.50 a year. To ctubs of live or over, 5)51.00 each. Handsome, Valuable and Useful Premiums are given to all those who will take time and trouble to collect suhscriptioi.s. S.\ M' I. SAN I)S ?V SON, f'uh/i.shfrs. 128 Itultiinore St., Itnltimore, Md. Tut: I'nion Timks and the American J'armtr \\ ill he clubbed together and sent to any address for S-'l for one year. Jau 25 1 f.t SCHOOL BOOKS Kccoiitmmdrd by lite Hoard of Examiners. IN order thaf there may he uniformity in the use of school books, the following have been recommended for use in all the schools of Union County, by the County Hoard of Examiners. READERS. Applcton's Headers?all five numbers. Johonimt's tleographical Ilea ler. Shepherd's Historical Header, GEOGRAPHIES. Applcton's Elementary lireography, Appleton's Higher Geography (with South Car olmo supplement. DRAWING. Krti^i's Knsy lhawiinr I.essons, Krn-i s Symitotic lirnwing, Krusi'a Analytic Urawing, Krusi's Teachers, Manuals, AGRICULTURE. I.iii.ion's Momentary Principles of Scientific Agriculture. MUSIC. The Sour Wave, The Wavelet. Baldwin's Art of School Management, for the use of teachers. All of the above school books can be had, at introductory and exchange prices, of .1. li. A'OT NC. I'nioti, S. t Jan ^ 'Jin L 1INGPAY? year was an exception, therefore the farmer can now procure IOES, CLOTHING, &C., A ? .ORIFICE! t CjJ o, lic^ardleHH st ! ! troods line, von can coine with >ney and HAPPY ! day, 11 til inst., and as my time >t given away. D. C. FLYNN, Leader of Low Prices, G tf Now is the Time we TO BUY A STOVE JUST RECEIVED TWO CAR LOADS Cooking and Heating Stoves, Which will he sold at Rock Bottom Prices. A Good Cook Stove, Complete with 22 pieces, lor $15.00 and upwards. Every Stove Guaranteed CHEAPER THAN EVER RE FORE GALL AND EXAMINE JAMES H. RODGER Nov 10 45 n. F. ARTHUR. ?. SI. RICK, JR. NO MORE WASHERS NEEDED! + Soietliius long W anted , f NUNN'S PATENT BUGGY AXLE TAP. iPatented May 22, 1883. by J. W Nunn, of Kingstree, South Carolina*; + SAVES the trouble anil expense of putting washers on buggy axles, ami prevents wheels from rattling ami wabbling. KKKI'S grit out ofnml grease in ihc hub. MAKES a buggy run smooth ami rn?y are! a-t longer ! 1 ^ "1 > "V " 9 * v w -m -r T a j m J m ? % r M r 1 Thai Owiik ii ltuguv or Carriage Should I'M' Til CHI. ? ii it; ii i.v i:i:? o.m mi:m>im? r.v ? i: <> It I \ S O \ A A Ii Si Ii \ . CAKUIAGE .MAKIMS, Awl can In' seen an<1 purcliasc.l at their shops at $1.00 per sett of I. Township rights, in Union County for sale. Cfl>? ? CALL AND SKI', I S.? ...fOJ ARTHUR & RICE. 15 jr. Ill OWN IMS Fort UNION COl'NTY. Nov .50 is ,",iii UHLV GO GfiilTS ! rnilK Tl Mi'KKAM |] WORK 115, enlarge ! 1 ami improve.I. a.'opte.l as (he ('tlieial Orgun of the (!ooj Templars, Sons .,f Teinporance ami Women s Christian riiioiiiifSni.il. i managed by nn able corps <d' editor." represent, itig each ?jf llie nbove niunr I or^iiiii/uii Mi". i? published son.i inoiillily ut ONLYGO CENTS A YEAR. Agents win ted in every to.vn. Sample copies free. Address Till: TEMPKKANtT. WOKKKK, Columbia, S. ( febl r, 1 in BRICK FOR SALF.. CI ^ Briek,jii?t burned. lor sale tVuivvv Enquire at the 'I'im km tillicu of on, lm S. S. STORES ... ffitikowsky & Barncl CHARLOTTE, N. C. M # O&ER EXT 11 All I) IN A11Y INDUCEMENTS TO PEOPLE WllO ARE DOING THEIR TRADING 11 Yv MAIL. OUR MAIL ORDER DEYARTMENT IS SO ARRANGED THAT "SHOPPING" ?Y MAIL IS RENDERED EASIER AND IS OFTEN MORE SATISFACTORILY DONE THAN IN PERSON. LETTERS OF INQUIRY ARE PROMPTLY RESPONDED TO. SAMPLES SENT AND ESTIMATES GIVEN. WE GUAUAN'Pn; C A TICi: A /nMAVT 1\1,M TITIA n A i J i j I'-aaii-T /I\JJ ? i 'J'I iii > ri iv PACKAGES FOR OVER TEN DOLLARS IN AMOUNT FREE 2 OF E X V It E S S 0 R M A I L CHARGES. WE KEEP * EVERYTHING T11 AT 1S N E E D E D TO C LOT IIE MEN, YOUTHS AND ROYS, LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN, INCLUDING A COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES' AND MISSES' UNDERWEAR, AND HAVE THE REST DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH. SEND US A TRIAL OHDEIL WITTKOWSKY & BARUGH. Aug 17 1)3 Cm* The State of South Carolina, i CO US TV OF CMOS. ('curt of Urobilin. 11V DAVID JOHNSON. JK., Ksq., Drobale Judge for Union County. "ITTIIKKKAS, .las. Monro, clerk of Court of \V Common 1'leus, hath made suit to inc to grant liin* letters of administration upon the estate aii'l eU'eels of Win. J. Tucker, deceased, with will annexed. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Win. J. Tucker, deceased, that they bo and appear before me, in the Court of l'robale, to be held at Union C II., on the 18th day of Febru <njr uvAv iiiivi |>uuiituiiuii iicrt'iurv, ai i i o ciock a. in., to allow cause, il'any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted, (liven iimler uiy hand and Seal, this-lib day of January, Anno Doiniui, 1881 and in the 108th year of American Independence. DAVll) JOHNSON, JR., Judgo of l'robate Jan 4 1 Ct Notice of Final Discharge. 13V permission of lion. David Johnson, Jr., ) Judge of l'robate for I'niun County, 1 will, on the lsth of February, 1881, make my final ICIIirn US irillirdiull of Marv I. Ivi>n>lrii*lr n,.m Mrs. Mary L. iturgcsH. ami apply lor letters dismissory. AH persons having claims against sai<l estate arc notified to present tliein, properly attested, on or before that dnlcorthey will l?c forever barred, and all persons indebted must pay on or before that day. <). S. KKNDI!It'K. Guardian. Jan 18 3 fit* Notice of Final Discharge. HV permission of Hon. David Johnson, Jr., Judge of I'rohnle for Union County, I will, on the 1Mb day of Kebcunry, 1 1, make my final return a* administsutor of (lie estate of James Iv IHlis, deceased, and apply for betters Dismissory. All persons having claims against said estate are ik tilted to present tItem. properly attested, on or before tlint date or they will be forever barred, and all persons indebted must pay on or befora that day. A. ii FO>TI:K. Administrator. Jan 18 3 fit *13ATiT i'? HEALTHCORSET every ?lny, as laSlc's ilml it I'l It I l ( T 1 ITTINfJ ^ s'liDfaetorv or mom y r<funded, for sale by rosriii: \ uii.Kixs, June 1 TJ if SAFE FOR SALE. \No. i .Mosier, ISalttiiHii Co. Safe fori sale. Apply at this office. Nov. 17 if GOOD MULES FOR SALE. nAYINd sol< 1 one of my farms, I Inivc throe ! or i'.nir (juuil Mult* for nolo, ami I will sell t tliein c)it.i|t, for cash, or on lime for </?il wt< A. A. PAIIIIATT, , SKllll Sllullls I' M j leh 1 "? 4t ' ROBERSON & GRL . (At Hill & Co's Old Stor FOR THE LITEST STYLE FALL AND WINTEI ? . milANKlNG OUR FRIENDS f&EIR PAST PAfllONAOE, W _L offer inducements in UrcMM 4j1o<mIh, Wliito (Jno llosiory ami GIovvn, Rml?roi?l< I'liilnu'llas, All My I \ock Wear AovcUU'h, Ltullo < alieoes all hI IN GROCERIE Wc Lave a oomploto Stock arid arc constantly :o; WE KEEP FULL LIN! 11 Alt 11WA UK AMI WOOUKN WAKK FOR l'LANTATIOl RORERSON & G April (5 14 FACTS FOE THE P] ? will HAVE ON H The largest stock of Clothing, The largest stock of Woolens, The largest Stock of Staple Goods, The largest stock of Dress Goods, Tlw? l.ii..r?ut >vC ir^..: 1 /^i ^ LL^ HWV/IV VJ1 AluaiVL^y 11I1U VJIUVCH, The largest stock of Boots and Shoes, (all i The largest stock ol Cloaks, Shawls and o The largest stock of Hardware and To Be Found in All of which we will sell at prices as low as t can he bought in this market. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED AS * Those are Facts that Wo are Prepared Who Will Give Us a Cal FOSTER & WIL T"v *r /m a ? ? ? K.1UK & JttcL Extend a General Invitation to all their I to Examine, Before Making Their Pure Their GENERAL STOCK OF ME! Without enumerating low prices* 01 cles, we wish it understood, and ' convince all who give us a call, propose to sell ALL goods i: as low as they can res hiy be sold. The stock being too large to fully exhil customers will please ask for what tli It ICE & .Inn 1883 1 newstouf7new :o: W. C. WALL lias opened up ft Slock of Goods in tlie UNION HOTEL Store, co DRY GOODS, NC CLOTHING AND H j HOOTS AND SI (i liOOKKIKS A IN D 11 A 1 CROCKERY, SADDLERY, &. GOSS & STOKES. MI FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS. ! WO I LI) CALL WT"''* Living secured tlie Agency for tlie Firo LARGE A TV Insurance Companies formerly rcpresen- r i . lei by Messrs..!. T. Mill .'i Co., would iiiforin raSfllOnS their old pftlrons tint we nre prepnred nnd will \ I J I be pleased to renew :il! their Policies, mi l issue ' A I I I . fts ninny new < ties as we can. We represent j 1 rntsT-OLAss Companies, none of wliicli have the j ^ hich slie lifts j ihrf r/uurtrr clause in their policies Having had j '"'he up in eve c nsiderftblc experience in the business we nre Packets ot la lie - it is tied (lint, wiili he Companies wc represent, wv can give uoiii) and sol'nii insurnnco to our 1'I.UMl patron?. GOSS & STOKES. ' of n,e lal,,sl f"! Apr l.'t l.'i tf I Returning th 1 the very liberal ? j I respectfully a II. A. T O W \ S r, \ 11. a-sm ing them ATTORNEY AT LAW, I " UNION, S. C J . WILL prnclico in tlie Stnto nii'l I'SITKD : <>l?l 1* STATUS COUHTS. <f llNMUIKK n July IT ix ly ? , MBALL'S e.) S OF l GOODS. K ARE NOW PREPARED TO da, fry ami l,arvN, lea, Men A' Royn' Hata, * ami (iciiIn Nlioea of 3 lea ami beat makea, s receiving additions. ES N AM) DOMESTIC ITSES. RIMBALL tf iiiin [AN1> ? solid leather), ithcr Fancy Goods, Farming Implements Union. he same kind of goods REPRESENTED. to Provo to All I. KINS. U R E 'riends, Old and N w liases Elsewhere, PAUSE. 1 certain artivvill try and , that wo n stock isonaiit on onr counters, icy cannot see. ; M?LtTltE. PRICES ACE nsisting of IT IONS, \TS, i oes, ( 1> W ,Y It 10 , [5., &C. IS. VINSON ~~ S1' I :c IA (. A TT I: NTIOS TO Til E M> ELEGANT STOCK OF blc Fall and Wintor \j I N K II Y , ju.sl received. urn! is preparing to' ry style to suit the tnates ami s. In her stock will he found KlltllONS. 58 FLOMKIIS, SILKS, fie., diion ami all style* am? prices, anks to the ladles of Union I |>atri>n.T'_'P ihoy IIIvc given nio/ >k a 'jOT>( iuili nee of 'lieir fiivorH.' tlint my greatest effort will be* Mi ON MIC, MAKY VINSOft. npffs !<?? I ihi* oflior.